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Research & Discovery
Epilepsy Discovery Reveals Why Some Seizures Prove Deadly
UVA researchers have identified a potential way to prevent sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.
Student Experience
Class of 2021: Terrell Jana ‘Always Sat in the Front Row’
As he awaits the NFL Draft this week, the Batten student and co-captain of the football team looks back on his time at UVA, where he learned that athletes can shape public policy.
Student Experience
UVA Weekly, Spring 2021: Drumming Up Gratitude
UVA’s Cavalier Marching Band shared its appreciation for health care and transportation workers as only they can – with a very spirited drumline!
University News
UVA Eases Gathering Limits as Cases Remain Low, Vaccinations Rise
Public health protocols, including physical distancing and mask-wearing, remain in effect for gatherings of any size.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Dr. Bill Petri Analyzes Restart of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
Writing for The Conversation, the UVA infectious disease specialist explained why he believes the vaccine's benefits outweigh the risks.
Research & Discovery
Q&A: Are We on the Brink of a New Age of Scientific Discovery?
UVA physicist Dinko Počanić is playing a part in making a discovery that could change our understanding of how the universe works.
Research & Discovery
Anemia Discovery Points to More Effective Treatment Approaches
The finding could benefit patients with chronic illnesses and inflammation.
Student Experience
Class of 2021: Sterling Clay Has Learned to ‘Compete With Yourself, and Not Others’
Buoyed by an upbeat personality, the McIntire School of Commerce student serves as a transfer mentor and brought Pride at McIntire back to life.
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